DISA doesn't connect the caller to a PSTN dial tone, it just happens to
(in the US at least) sound like the PSTN one. It is asterisk providing
the dial tone, waiting for digits to match to a specific context. Just
make sure that the context they are in, like John said, contains the
four-digit extensions you want them to have access to :)
Moj
Tony Di Bona wrote:
Hi Group:
I have 3 asterisk boxes in different countries which are interconnected
using IAX2 trunks. The outbound routing makes the link to the various 4
digit extensions transparent.
Users would like to be able to dial into their local box via a PSTN
connection (landline or cell) and then be able to dial the 4 digit
extension they want to reach (the same as they do when they pick up the
handset in the office).
I thought I wanted to use DISA but that appears to only give a PSTN dial
tone from which the user can't dial an extension. Any thoughts on the
configuration needed to enable the ability to dial extensions (including
extensions on remote boxes) entered by the user once asterisk answers
the call?
Tony.
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